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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - CAMERON PEDERSEN

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Olisik and RPFC please stick to the topic and stop the personal point scoring.

The threads are big enough without having to wade through your pointless posts.

Agree to disagree.

Thanks

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    Peterson becomes vary valuable with rotations and the ability to swing from defence, ruck and forward..

    Sounds just like the guy we're trying to offload to Brisbane. I fail to see what Pedersen will offer above Martin. If you looked at Martin's highlight package you would see some great acts. This one has me stumped!!

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    And I don't know why people think Pederson will be of any use in the ruck. He's 193cm FFS.

    Leigh Brown was 193cm, he was pretty useful. Could impart some knowledge onto Pedo.

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    And I don't know why people think Pederson will be of any use in the ruck. He's 193cm FFS.

    203cm if you count his hair
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    And I don't know why people think Pederson will be of any use in the ruck. He's 193cm FFS.

    Back up ruck is only supposed to be in the ruck 15 mins a game FFS.

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    203cm if you count his hair

    quick, put some superglue onto it & set it like 'punk mohekan', we can use him as a battering ram.

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    supposed???

    Why?

    The back up ruck spends more time out of the ruck than in it.

    They need to be useful in the forward line - if they are not, then they are a liability.

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    The back up ruck spends more time out of the ruck than in it.

    They need to be useful in the forward line - if they are not, then they are a liability.

    Oh, OK, so Pederson is to be titled 'Sir backup Ruck' then, & shell be known as thus for his eternity.

    right got it, king whats his name???

    Willie, thats it isn't it, King Willie.

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    Sounds just like the guy we're trying to offload to Brisbane. I fail to see what Pedersen will offer above Martin. If you looked at Martin's highlight package you would see some great acts. This one has me stumped!!

    Martin is not a natural footballer and moves awkwardly.

    Pedersen looks like a natural footballer and takes clean grabs of the ball.

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    Edwards for pick 74 to Tiges, why are we contemplating paying overs?

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    Pedersen & draft pick for Gysberts

    I'm guessing it will be 38 or 39

    Edited by New Age Hipster

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    Pedersen & draft pick for Gysberts

    I'm guessing it will be 38 or 39

    You mean you are hoping it will be 38 or 39...

    I only like this deal if 39 is part of it and it gets Ray.

    The other deal is the head scratcher...

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    Oh, OK, so Pederson is to be titled 'Sir backup Ruck' then, & shell be known as thus for his eternity.

    right got it, king whats his name???

    Willie, thats it isn't it, King Willie.

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    Trade radio saying it's Gysberts and a late pick being traded for Pederson.

    If so, oooovvvveeeerrrrsssss.

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    We are getting the late pick.

    It will be useless unless we get Ray with it.

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    Trade radio saying it's Gysberts and a late pick being traded for Pederson.

    If so, oooovvvveeeerrrrsssss.

    they have pick 58 surely not that.

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    I'm hearing we are giving them a pick, not them to us?

    Pretty sure they're giving us one but what's the point if it's anything over 40?

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    Ive been really happy with our trades but im not sure about this one. But then again apart from Jordans first ever game I cant remember much else he has done. Im backing Neeld in and it would be nice if he could explain some of these trade moves. But I welcome Cam to the club and hope he does well.

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